Mediolanum International Funds Ltd and various other investors such as
KBC Group NV,
Avior Wealth Management, and
Forsta AP Fonden have purchased significant numbers of Jabil Inc. shares (
NYSE:JBL). However, some key players including
EMC Capital Management and Jabil Independent Director
John Plant have decreased their holdings.
Jabil consistently outperforms the stock market but shows vulnerability in the face of market swings. The company remains a strong momentum stock in the long term. Its recent performance demonstrated robust quarterly earnings which led JBL to raise their outlook. This, coupled with the company's 18-year streak of maintaining a quarterly dividend, contributed to the stock reaching a new 12-month high.
AI appears to be a key aspect of Jabil's growth acceleration. Controversially,
JBL's stock rating and consensus recommendation has fluctuated, with StockNews.com at one point downgrading it to 'Hold' and later upgrading it. Both insiders and advisory firms have shown varied activities in terms of buying and selling Jabil's stock. Of note is
Jabil’s FY 2025 Guidance increase after exceeding Q1 estimates. Despite this,
Jabil faced some downgrade on perceived earnings.
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